Get all 72 Tribe Tapes releases available on Bandcamp and save 90%.
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Frayer
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Shadow Orbit
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If He Remembers...
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Rung and Forget
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Tribe Tapes
DIY label releasing noise, electronic, and experimental music on cassette tape.
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